A relaxing Sunday ride at Knapsack!

Great to see all the walkers with their dogs and having that conversation with the young couple regarding how positive it was to know that now that mountain bikers had adopted the park that council were funding the trails, I mentioned our fundraiser and the subject of adequate signage came up, they both thought it was fabulous that they would now be able to navigate areas of trail which they were hesitant to try as they were not quite sure where they led too.
The were very impressed that we had raised 1000 dollars in one day and were willing to give it to council to pay for signage, I asked how they felt about our idea for a code of conduct regarding when riders meet walkers or encounter pets on the trail they were surprised that we had taken that into consideration.
We also talked about the extensive restoration work we were to be involved with on the old disused trails made by rouge 4WD vehicles in the past they also thought that was tremendous. Was
Was lovely to catch up with the supportive lady who lives on the corner of Barnett St and King St, could be Levy? Ashe has the most wonderful garden, becoming quite a habit now to drop past and fill my bottle and have a chat, I love her Japanese Maples!
All in all a good day thoroughly enjoyed catching up with my fellow riders, the big discussion was our upcoming contribution to trail conservation work in conjunction with National Parks and Wildlife Services.
I am looking forward to the future the revitalisation of the Knapsack Reserve.